As one of the leading product liability and mass tort defense attorneys in the United States, Evelyn Davis has tried, managed, and settled thousands of cases across the country on behalf of industry leaders. She defends novel and complex issues involving toxic exposures from asbestos and chemicals to transportation and general liability litigation. Evelyn has been honored as one of Georgia’s Most Powerful and Influential Women for her contributions to the legal industry and business communities.

Trusted to handle the most challenging and dangerous cases, Evelyn knows how to create and use leverage to drive cost-effective outcomes. Her approach has resulted in dismissals and favorable settlements in an overwhelming majority of litigation she has handled for over 150 corporations. In 2023, Evelyn and her colleague obtained a Georgia federal victory that an insurance company does not owe coverage in a proposed class action of approximately 100,000 residents involving water pollution from PFAS contamination in waterways that supply drinking water. Two months later, she oversaw the defense verdict secured by Hawkins Parnell in a five-week trial in Washington with $85M in damages claimed against her client.

Evelyn thrives in dynamic and fast-paced environments, adapting quickly to the changing needs of her clients. Her leadership is highly sought after to protect the reputation of prominent brands and control sprawling litigation with national or global implications. She manages and coordinates litigation nationwide as national coordinating counsel to several global corporations. Clients value Evelyn's efficient and outcome-based approach to developing and implementing a cohesive litigation strategy that aligns with corporate objectives.

Clients describe Evelyn as a problem solver who makes big things happen. Whether handling a high-stakes trial or appeal in the federal courts or changing the litigation and legislative landscape, she is at the center of advancing the interests of businesses and the entire defense bar.